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Shared Living Profile: Julie Morse
Before Cheri Hardiman approached Nonotuck about supporting her sister, Julie Morse, through Shared Living, the family was facing a crisis. Julie, 60, had moved through several Group Homes and Shared Living arrangements that hadn’t worked out. While her latest provider gave adequate notice, the hosting agency could not immediately identify an alternative provider. Julie was […]
Nonotuck to Celebrate Take Your Kids to Work Day Across Massachusetts 2026
Nonotuck Resource Associates is again looking forward to hosting Take Your Kids to Work events across Massachusetts this summer. Offices across the state will celebrate the event in late August, offering Nonotuck employees’ children, grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and more the opportunity to experience the meaningful work their loved ones do each day while participating in […]
Nonotuck and DDS Licensure, Part 1: Preparation
In many ways, this year’s licensure review at Nonotuck is a vivid reminder of how much we continue to evolve as an organization. New departments stepped into leadership roles, virtually every staff member contributed, and—most importantly—Nonotuck’s core values carried us through every challenge. Every two years, Nonotuck undergoes a comprehensive licensure review by the Massachusetts […]
Nonotuck Hosts Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office for Disability Pride Month
Nonotuck Resource Associates was proud to host two representatives from the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office in celebration of Disability Pride Month. On July 23, Nonotuck employees from across Massachusetts gathered in person and virtually to hear from Angela Clark and Ann E. Lynch as they provided an overview of their work within the Attorney General’s […]
Nonotuck’s Neighborhood: July 2026
Stories Nonotuck Anthology: Volume II Community is a Civil Right Worth Saving Brooklyn Street: From Vision to Reality Juneteenth: Why We Celebrate
Shared Living Opportunities: August 2026
Opening your home as a Shared Living caregiver is an opportunity to make a lasting difference in someone’s life while creating meaningful connections of your own. Nonotuck is currently seeking caregivers in several communities across Massachusetts. Northeastern MA Shared Living Caregiver (Chelmsford, MA) Nonotuck is seeking a well-balanced, active, and social person or couple to […]
Now Hiring: July 2026
Want to work for a values-based nonprofit recognized as both a 2024 Boston Globe Top Workplace and 2024 USA Today Top Workplace? We’re hiring all over Massachusetts! Auburn Clinician Nonotuck Resource Associates is seeking a Clinician to join our Auburn team and contribute to Nonotuck’s mission of providing person-centered, community-based support. This role offers the […]
Nursing Job Opportunities at Nonotuck: July 2026
At Nonotuck, nursing is about more than clinical care—it’s about building relationships and helping people with disabilities live authentic lives in the homes and communities they choose. Our nurses work closely with caregivers, families, and interdisciplinary teams to provide person-centered care through assessment, education, and ongoing support. Whether you’re an RN or LPN, you’ll enjoy […]
Meeting the Moment: Testimony on Shared Living
For nearly four decades, Executive Vice President of Operations Angela Procopio-Rahilly has worked alongside people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, witnessing firsthand the evolution of disability services in Massachusetts. Since 1998, she and her family have shared their home with Nonotuck Board member Carrie Bona through Shared Living, an experience that has profoundly shaped both […]
Nonotuck’s Neighborhood: June 2026
Stories Women’s History Month Profile: Carrie Bona Fletcher Honored With Citizenship Award A Taste of Cambodia Brings Nonotuck Together for AANHPI Heritage Month Nurse Appreciation: 2026
Community Is a Civil Right Worth Protecting
By George H. Fleischner, President/CEO, Nonotuck Resource Associates, Inc. Nearly every American understands the importance of home. Home is where we build relationships, participate in our communities, make choices about our daily lives, and experience the dignity that comes from belonging. For people with disabilities, however, the right to call a place in the community […]
Juneteenth: Why We Celebrate
On June 19, 1865, Union Army Maj. Gen. Gordon Granger rode into Galveston, Texas, and told the enslaved population of their emancipation. That day – more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation – would become the oldest annual celebration of the end of slavery in the U.S., known as “Juneteenth.” […]
Juneteenth 2026 Events Across Massachusetts
Juneteenth celebrates June 19, 1865, the date when—more than two years after the Emancipation Proclamation—enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, finally learned of their freedom. Today, communities throughout Massachusetts celebrate Juneteenth with festivals, educational programs, concerts, family activities, and opportunities for reflection and learning. If you’re looking for a way to celebrate Juneteenth this year, consider […]
Brooklyn Street: From Vision to Reality
Nonotuck CEO/President George H. Fleischner recently spoke with the North of Boston Intentional Communities Coalition about Brooklyn Street, an intentional community in North Adams, Massachusetts, that brings together people with and without disabilities as neighbors, friends, and contributors. Drawing on more than four decades of experience working alongside people with disabilities and their families, Fleischner […]
Shared Living Opportunities: July 2026
Opening your home as a Shared Living caregiver is an opportunity to make a lasting difference in someone’s life while creating meaningful connections of your own. Nonotuck is currently seeking caregivers in several communities across Massachusetts. Northeastern MA Shared Living Caregiver (Chelmsford, MA) Nonotuck is seeking a well-balanced, active, and social person or couple to […]
Now Hiring: June 2026
Looking for meaningful work that makes a difference? Nonotuck is currently hiring for a variety of positions across Massachusetts, from direct support and care management roles to nursing and clinical opportunities. You can browse all of our job listings on our Current Openings page. Auburn Clinician Nonotuck is seeking a Clinician to join our Auburn […]
A Taste of Cambodia Brings Nonotuck Together for AANHPI Heritage Month
Nonotuck staff from across Massachusetts came together on May 28 for a special Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month celebration, “A Taste of Cambodia.” Hosted by our Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging (DEI & B) Committee, the virtual event combined food, culture, and community as staff gathered in offices across the […]
Nurse Appreciation: 2026
Intro from Nonotuck CEO/President George H. Fleischner As we celebrate Nurses Month, it is fitting that we pause to recognize not only the extraordinary nurses who serve Nonotuck today, but also the person who laid the foundation for the Nursing Department they proudly represent. A little more than twenty years ago, Nonotuck hired its first […]
Fletcher Honored with Citizenship Award
For Patricia Fletcher, receiving the 2026 Dream Award is recognition of a lifelong goal: working with animals. Patricia recently completed her online degree in pet grooming and dog care—with support from many friends in the Brooklyn Street community—and has since landed a job with Berkshire Pups People in Williamstown, Massachusetts, where she helps with dog […]
Nonotuck’s Neighborhood: May 2026
Articles Happy Nurses Week (and Month) 2026 Nonotuck to Host Attorney General’s Office Representatives for Disability Pride Month Nonotuck Staff Origins Map Women’s History Month Profile: Jaimie Doucette